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Please Help Today's Students Pursue Their Dreams
When you support scholarships at the University of New Haven, you invest in people and help today’s students pursue their dreams.

Your generosity lightens the financial burden of our students and allows them to focus on their studies.

Scholarship support may mean the difference in a student completing his or her degree. For others, scholarship support provides the opportunity to gain field experience through an internship instead of having to work a second or third part-time job.

Your support, combined with that of your peers, will help students such as Noumso, Liz and Taso (in the video on the left) prepare to succeed in their careers.

Please choose to invest in scholarships or the programs that matter to you and shaped the person you have become. We thank you for keeping UNH strong through your generosity.

Click here to make your gift today.

  1. How to Give

    Three Easy Ways to Make Your Gift

    1. Mail your check payable to the University of New Haven to:

    Office of Advancement
    University of New Haven
    300 Boston Post Road
    West Haven, CT 06516

    or use the envelope in your most recent Alumni Magazine

    2. Call Scott Davis, director of the Annual Fund, at 203-932-7046

    3. Make your gift online using our secure server
        www.newhaven.edu/givenow

  2. Why Give?

    Making an Investment in Higher Education

    • The University of New Haven is a private, nonprofit institution. Our business is educating our students.
    • Our mission is to prepare our students to lead purposeful and fulfilling lives in a global society by providing the highest quality education through experiential, collaborative, and discovery-based learning.
    • Nearly 90 percent of full-time, undergraduates receive financial aid.
    • The average amount of institutional merit and need-based aid awarded in 2011-12 was $13,101.
    • The average amount of federal grants awarded in 2011-12 was $4,044.
    • The average amount of federal student loan debt for students who graduated in 2011 was $25,000.
    • Donations, of any size, are tax deductible and are greatly appreciated.
    • Scholarship gifts make a lifetime of difference for the students who benefit from your support.

  3. Impact of Giving

  4. Priorities

    • University of New Haven: Support UNH: Scholarships Annual Fund - Scholarships

      Your gift helps us meet the needs of our students. Nearly 90 percent of full-time undergraduates receive financial aid.

    • University of New Haven: Support UNH: Facilities Annual Fund - Facilities

      Our campus, classrooms, learning centers, laboratories, student centers, and residence halls all play a critical role in providing an experiential education for our students.

    • University of New Haven: Support UNH: Endowed Scholarships Endowed Scholarships

      Donors who wish to help students and at the same time establish a lasting memorial may endow a scholarship.

    • University of New Haven: Support UNH: Henry C. Lee Institute Henry C. Lee Institute of Forensic Science

      The $15.5 million Henry C. Lee Institute of Forensic Science building, is a state-of-the-art facility that captures the essence of hands-on learning.

    • University of New Haven: Support UNH: Athletics Athletics

      Do you bleed blue-and-gold? Show your charger spirit and support Charger athletics with a gift of any amount!

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University of New Haven students Noumso Kaba '15, Liz Schew '15 and Taso Petridis '14 discuss how their scholarships have helped them with their education.

    University of New Haven: Support UNH: Donor Profiles: Mark Ceccorulli
    Mark Ceccorulli
    '89 MBA Director of Precision Optics, Goodrich Corporation

    Mark remembers what it was like to work full time, attend school and take care of a family. Several years ago, he put his son through law school. "I’m amazed at the debt some of the students have to take on," he says. “If we all gave back, we could make it easier on those kids."  Read his story

    Mark Ceccorulli, '89 MBA
    University of New Haven: Support UNH: Donor Profiles: The Mitchells
    John and Judith Mitchell
    Telecommunications Systems Administrator, UNH

    John received his undergraduate and graduate degrees at UNH, and the couple’s three children are alumni as well. What’s more, Judy’s two brothers are UNH grads, and her mom worked in the Financial Aid office for 20 years before retiring from the University.  Read their story

    John Mitchell ’83, ’86 M.P.A.
    University of New Haven: Support UNH: Donor Profiles: Karen Facey
    Karen Facey '98
    Fire Marshal, Town of New Milford
    Part of her job is educating the public, so guest lecturing at UNH in undergraduate and graduate classes was a natural extension that benefits her alma mater. In addition to making gifts to the fire sciences program, Karen serves as vice president of the Alumni Board.  Read her story
    Karen Facey '98
    University of New Haven: Support UNH: Donor Profiles: Mike Ambrose
    Michael Ambrose '84
    Vice President of Engineering Vehicle Systems, Sikorsky Aircraft

    "It's really hard to major in engineering and to compete in any sport," Mike says. "My wife and I established an endowed scholarship to help relieve the burden for an engineering student to also pursue a collegiate career in track."  Read his story

    Michael Ambrose '84
    University of New Haven: Support UNH: Donor Profiles: David Harding
    David Harding, Ph.D.
    Chair of the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
    "Here at UNH, we offer a top-notch chemical engineering program with a caring and committed faculty. I want to help sustain it. While I already devote significant time and effort to the program, I believe it deserves my financial support as well."  Read his story
    David Harding, Ph.D.
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